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[Old Rocks]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

 

[Gunny]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

I think "national treasure" is overdoing it a bit, huh? They were folk singers that had 2 hit songs in the 60s and one was Puff the Magic Dragon, the other a John Denver song. Only so much "treasure" in that.

 

[Luissa]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

I think "national treasure" is overdoing it a bit, huh? They were folk singers that had 2 hit songs in the 60s and one was Puff the Magic Dragon, the other a John Denver song. Only so much "treasure" in that.

old man!

 

[Old Rocks]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

I think "national treasure" is overdoing it a bit, huh? They were folk singers that had 2 hit songs in the 60s and one was Puff the Magic Dragon, the other a John Denver song. Only so much "treasure" in that.

Gunny, reread the post with care. The national treasure referance was to Pete Seeger. As far as "hits" go, that is for adolescents. The many songs that PP&M did very well will outlive by far the "hits" so beloved by the 2 inch deep intellect crowd.

 

[Harry Dresden]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

I think "national treasure" is overdoing it a bit, huh? They were folk singers that had 2 hit songs in the 60s and one was Puff the Magic Dragon, the other a John Denver song. Only so much "treasure" in that.

Gunny, reread the post with care. The national treasure referance was to Pete Seeger. As far as "hits" go, that is for adolescents. The many songs that PP&M did very well will outlive by far the "hits" so beloved by the 2 inch deep intellect crowd.

thats your opinion Rocks....Woody Guthrie maybe, cause he wrote some tunes that are considered to be Americana....."This Land Is Your Land"...."Red River Valley"...."Greenback Dollar"....."John Henry"....Pete had a reputation as being anti-govt.....protest songs....

 

[Big Black Dog]

PP & M and Pete Seeger a "National Treasure"? What in the world are you smoking?????

 

[xsited1]

Well, Mary, of Peter, Paul, and Mary is gone. A wonderful voice now still.

And Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday Party was on OPB. What a wonderful man, a national treasure of this nation.

One realizes one's age when the people whose music you love, whom you regarded as peers, are all dying of age related diseases. How hard to realize that only a bit more than a hundred years ago, once dead, their voices would have been lost.

And let's not forget Rush Limbaugh. George W. Bush said he was a National Treasure.

 

[Fatality]

The national treasure referance was to Pete Seeger. As far as "hits" go, that is for adolescents. The many songs that PP&M did very well will outlive by far the "hits" so beloved by the 2 inch deep intellect crowd.

lol, thats what all the losers say!